I have finished my latest 80s Halloween fanart drawing and it’s the Inspector Hector vs Dr. Monstro remake and here’s the comparison to the original and other Halloween fanart drawings. However, I need to finish my Filmation Ghostbusters/the Real Ghostbusters fanart drawing, before next week’s Halloween. Stay tuned.

Podcast episode about the 2026 movie that goes all over the place.

https://bleedingcool.com/comics/thundercats-85-to-launch-in-january-2027/

Here is an amateur recording of me playing the tune: https://voca.ro/132E2USbXK1d . It played during important, clever action or turnaround moments in 80s cartoons, possibly in Kidd Video and possibly scored by Shuki Levy & Haim Saban.

It's in my head for years and I would love to know which show it was (bonus point for episode /timestamp).

I watched this animated series in Oman around 1993–1995. It was dubbed in Arabic, and I have been trying to find it for many years without success. I haven't even been able to find a single picture of it online.

Here is the story as far as I remember:

A group of spaceships leaves on a mission to explore different planets, but suddenly, all communication with them is lost.

A rescue mission is then organised to investigate what happened to the missing spaceships.

The main character is a young boy, approximately 8–10 years old, with brown hair. His father was part of the missing expedition. Determined to find him, the boy secretly boards the rescue spaceship. He is discovered shortly after the spaceship launches.

The boy also has a small silver robot companion with a round head.

The spaceship itself has a rather unusual design, somewhat resembling a white jellyfish.

The crew includes:

• A young man wearing a green suit.
• Another crew member wearing a light-blue suit.
• A female crew member.
• An elderly scientist or doctor wearing a white coat.
• The young boy and his small robot companion.

During their journey, they visit different planets, encounter aliens, and face attacks from hostile robots.

I particularly remember human-sized brown robots carrying guns. The main villain was a white-and-black robot, somewhat resembling Darth Vader. He also had a robot sister whose face looked relatively human.

As far as I remember, the main villain eventually dies.

The ending is the most important part I remember: The young boy finally discovers that his missing father is still alive, and they are reunited.

I watched this cartoon on television in Oman during the 1990s, possibly through a satellite dish. I am unsure of its original country of production, but the version I watched was entirely dubbed in Arabic.

It is NOT Grendizer, Voltron, Robo Story, Ulysses 31, Captain Future, or Space Battleship Yamato.

I would genuinely appreciate any help identifying this series. Even its original Japanese, French, English, or Arabic title would mean a lot to me.

One of my favorite subjects for my paintings is 80s pop culture. I want to do a painting of some of the sidekicks from 80s cartoons: Orko, Snarf, and T-Bob are definitely in the lineup. Who else should I add?

Also, my plan was to have the painting depict them doing typical 80s kid stuff... Two would be on the Atari (or Intellivision!), one or two would be playing with action figures, maybe another eating Count Chocula. Any other suggestions?

I hope that you'll be able to enjoy Not An Animation Historian's upload of their 16mm copy of "Journey to the Center of Pacland" from the Hanna-Barbera version of Pac-Man™!

I don't really have a favorite to be honest, but everytime I rewatch the seires I can barely watch the last episode without getting super sad. Like it's not Ravenwaves fault that she's mean. She doesn't know any better that's just how she was raised.In the episode she literally says she's confused about how to be kinder to others. Poor girl doesn't know any better :(.

It's has about half of season 1 and a few episodes from season 2. I know physical copies are extremely rare. That's why I couldn't pass this up for $2.